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With the warmth and welcome of a bed and breakfast combined with the luxury of a boutique hotel, Inn BoonsBoro offers you an unforgettable experience. Housed in the first stone building constructed in the historic town of Boonsboro, the inn was updated in 2008 with a three-million dollar remodel and renovation. Throughout this extensive renovation, we have honored the dignity and charm of this historic site while designing a small hotel to meet the most discerning guests' expectations. Our guests can choose from among eight rooms, including two suites and a ground-floor ADA compliant guest room. With the exception of The Penthouse, all our rooms have been inspired by literary romantic couples.
5 on July 19, 2016
My kids gave us the weekend get-away, which was our first vacation without them in 23 years! The Inn Boonsboro provided the most perfect relaxation weekend. Every facet of stay went beyond all of our expectations. We even ate twice at Dan's Restaurant and Tap Room which was within walking distance right next door. Every detail was amazing and we can't wait to go back!
5 on August 07, 2014
It was a night that was perfect. Everything was better then I imagined. Beautiful room, friendly hosts, wonderful breakfast. But to make the most you really need 2 nights.
5 on July 28, 2014
My husband and I really enjoyed our stay. Can't wait to do it again.
5 on July 17, 2014
I am a huge Nora Roberts/JD Robb fan and have read every word that she has written. Staying here was a no-brainer for me. However, it exceeded all expectations. I have been there twice. I even went alone last May. (My son told me that it was pathetic to stay at a B&B alone, but it was therapeutic, not pathetic.) I was not lonely for one minute--the staff is too wonderful to be lonely. I stayed in Eve and Roarke--it was perfect. I slept like a baby. I was also right next to the library, so I had my evening Keurig tea with a shot of Jameson's (complimentary) and several cups of my beloved morning coffee--while still in my bathrobe. I also had outside access without going into a hallway. The bathroom is full of superlatives---a giant soaking tub with real bath salts and a "magic potty" that washes and dries you. The breakfast was outstanding--and I have traveled all over the world. This breakfast was definitely top 5--and I have been to Paris and Rome. My only regret was that I didn't stay for more nights.
5 on July 15, 2014
Staff, rooms, food, everything was amazing! Will return again and again!
5 on July 15, 2014
My sister and I had planned a trip together while I was visiting. Her daughter wanted to get in on the act as well. She offered to drive us as she was on vacation as well. Being a Nora Roberts fan, and just finishing the trilogy on the Inn, it was perfect place to go. We were not disappointed. We were treated like royalty from start to finish. It was wonderful to be so pampered. The food was to die for. I can't say enough. Bravo!
5 on July 11, 2014
Exceeded our expectations in every way. The staff and innkeeper were perfect hosts. We stayed in the Jane and Rochester room and every detail was perfect down to the scent of the room. Ed and Rita Lawson
5 on July 09, 2014
Thanks for a truly wonderful escape from "real life" and making a book come to life. Can't wait to come back! - Danielle
5 on July 07, 2014
Our stay was wonderful! The staff friendly and welcoming, the innkeepers couldn't have done more to make our stay more pleasant, our room was very clean and beautiful, the food excellent, other guests charming and the townspeople very friendly. The only negative thing about our stay was that we had to come home. It was the best time my husband and I have had away together. We celebrated our 20th wedding anniversary there and hope to return someday again.
From The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Emmuska Orczy. Special needs meet spectacular comfort in our ADA-compliant suite inspired by The Scarlet Pimpernel. With a room accessible by wheelchair from Reception, Marguerite and Percy's guests will revel in the opulent decor of 18th Century France. You'll be treated to two full-sized beds, each with cane headboards and cane benches at their feet. Soft as air sheets and mounds of pillows will gather you in comfort and transport you to the halcyon days of aristocratic splendor. The extravagantly appointed bath includes such sparkling touches as a crystal bowl vessel sink flanked by scrolled iron shelves. The multi-jet shower and rich Pomegranate amenities will have you sighing in contentment, especially knowing it's wheelchair accessible. Experience the grandeur of a bygone age, with all the pleasures of today.
Nightly Rate: $225 - $255
Nightly Rate: $225 - $255
From The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett. Experience the devil-may-care attitude of 1930's New York where the Art Deco decor will spirit you back to a time when cares were few and the good guys always won. Luxuriate in our Grand Panel queen-sized bed encased in luxury sheets and heaped with sumptuous pillows, or settle into the comfy, Deco-inspired chair under a cloud-soft cashmere throw with a complimentary book of your choice (including Hammett's The Thin Man, of course). Sparkling with crystal lighting, the dazzling bath holds a seductive free-standing tub and a separate shower with body jets where you can indulge yourself with our sophisticated Green Tea & Ginger bath amenities. Take yourself back to a time of boundless luxury, with all the conveniences of today.
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
From Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. While there's no madwoman in the attic, you'll step back in time to Thornfield Hall with our guest room inspired by Jane Eyre. The romantic atmosphere begins with the room's private entrance off the second story porch, where you're greeted by the firelit ambience of 19th century England. A grand king-sized wooden canopy bed awaits you with soft sheets and mountains of pillows for romantic indulgence, whisking you into dreamland on a cloud of comfort. You'll lounge in elegant splendor on the classic fainting couch.
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
From Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Miss Bennett and Mr. Darcy would certainly approve of the distinction with which we've appointed our Regency-style guest room. The king bed, adorned by a richly-appointed head- and footboard, invites you to slip under the soft cashmere throw, settle back on our multitude of pillows to enjoy the 32" flat screen TV. Or curl up with a book on the sumptuous velvet side chair with a cup of complementary tea or glass of wine and enjoy the peace of an English country house. The exquisitely refined bath is a fine marriage of English charm and modern contrivance with a traditional claw-foot slipper tub designed for long bubble baths and a shower enhanced by four body jets. Let our English Lavender bath amenities transport you back to the courtly and romantic age of Pride and Prejudice.
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
From A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare. Step into a romantic bower for two! Mid-summer or mid-winter you'll love dreaming in our queen-size canopy bed with its iron posts, coppery leaves and shimmering organza drapes. Indulge the fantasy of magic and fairies and moonlit nights while cocooned in superlative sheets and deliciously abundant pillows. The fairy queen herself would delight in the fanciful bath with its deep copper tub, designed for soaking, where your worries will be charmed away. Like magic, you can sweep forward in time into the bewitching and invigorating shower with modern body jets. The convenience of double sinks takes a charming turn with hand-crafted, flat-backed copper vessels. Shower yourself with a little Pixie Dust from our bath amenities and let the enchantment begin.
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
From the In Death novels by J.D. Robb. The future is now in our guest room inspired by Eve and Roarke from the In Death novels. Neither work nor worry (or murder!) can compete with the calm invoked by the sleek lines of the European king platform bed, with a headboard that illuminates in a distinctly ahead-of-its-time fashion. Roarke's penchant for antiques combines with Eve's living in the future spirit to produce an exceptional antique-style dresser, and Louis XV chairs in smoky lucite. Disappear into a book or watch some screen in the comfort of the ultra-modern womb chair.
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
Nightly Rate: $255 - $285
From The Princess Bride by William Goldman If you don't want to linger for hours in our guest suite inspired by The Princess Bride, it'll be inconceivable! The fairy tale begins with a pirate--oops private--entrance off the third floor porch, like a secret entrance to a privateer's cave. Without having to utter a single password you'll find yourself in Westley's and Buttercup's parlor, a cozy room bestowed with the riches of the most successful pillager. Indulge in a nap on the decadently comfortable sofa.
Nightly Rate: $285 - $305
Nightly Rate: $285 - $305
Here is the pinnacle of our inn in every sense. Through scrupulous attention to detail, luxury and contentment abound in this richly-appointed suite of rooms. Treat yourself to the ultimate in creature comforts while you drowse on the unique, curved-armed sofa or enjoy one of the inn's many DVDs on the 32" flat screen TV while lounging in a stately wing-backed chair. Or take yourself off to the bedroom where an ornately carved four-poster king bed invites sound sleep or leisurely dozing in front of a second 32" flat screen TV.
Nightly Rate: $285 - $305
Nightly Rate: $285 - $305
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Baltimore, MD (BWI-Baltimore Washington) 56 miles
Boonsboro is in Western MD. The best method of travel is as follows: From Washington, DC: Take the Wash Beltway to I-270 towards Frederick, MD. Past Frederick take Braddock Heights exit #49 or Alternate 40 . At the light go left or North, (this is the road the Inn is on) Stay on 40A for 11 miles till you come to the light in Boonsboro. Inn BoonsBoro is on the right hand side just past the light on the square. From Baltimore: Take I-70 towards Frederick. Past Frederick take Braddock Heights exit #49 or Alternate 40 . At the light go left or North, (this is the road the Inn is on) Stay on 40A for 11 miles till you come to the light in Boonsboro. Inn BoonsBoro is on the right hand side just past the light on the square. From Gettysburg and North: Follow Route 15 south towards Frederick. In Frederick bear right onto 40 West Drive 1.6 miles and turn left onto Alternate 40 (this is the same road the Inn is on). Go 12.6 miles just past the light on the square. *Parking and reception are located at the rear of the building.*
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Historic Inn, Boutique Hotel
Amenities Basket, Board games, Coffee/Tea facilities, Computer, Desk, Fridge, Ironing Board, Library, Microwave, Movie library, Parking, Private entrance, Sauna, Telephone, Videos, Wheelchair access, Workout facility
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Bath robes, CD player, DVD Player, Fireplace, Hairdryer, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bicycle riding trails, Hiking trails, Horseback riding, Kayaking, Nora Roberts Book Signings, Shopping, Sight-seeing


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LONDON—With a photo of Prince William as his guide, London electrician James Cooper recently had his hair thinned. He traded his hooded sweat shirt and work boots for a navy-blue sweater and loafers. On the train, he used his phone to watch videos of the prince. Mr. Cooper was aiming to turn his own cockney accent into the future king's speech.
The 26-year-old was on his first job as a look-alike of Prince William. Kate Middleton is engaged to wed the heir to the throne a week from Friday. Demand for doppelgängers of the couple...

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Fitness Blogger Speaks Out On The Honest Truth Of Motherhood In An Emotional Instagram Post
Ruth Lee (@baybayruth) is a 25 year old fitness and beauty blogger .With an online following of over 23,000 on Instagram. She is also figuring out motherhood since the birth of her first child in November 2016. Her Instagram is filled with super sweet pictures of the two of them together.
On Instagram we often see pictures of fitness bloggers who have just given birth with perfectly tight stomachs and not a single stretch mark in sight, while a few of us may be so lucky as to go through pregnancy without a stretch mark in sight for the general majority stretch marks are just a part of life.
So earlier this week Ruth took to Instagram to dismiss some common misconceptions that we have about pregnancy and show a more honest and raw side than what we normally are shown.
I'm posting this tonight with tears in my eyes. I can't help it. The pregnancy and birth of my little girl was the most amazing thing I've ever been a part of. Some people don't want kids, and I respect that. Really, I do. But for me, You see, I always have. When it finally happened though, it was so hard to fully comprehend. Pregnancy and babies, I mean that's common. It's everywhere. But when it's YOUR body and YOUR baby, it's so different. You literally feel like it's a miracle. Because, when it happens to you, it is. What brings me to Instagram tonight, is the post-baby. I followed SO many pregnant models during my pregnancy. And when they photographed themselves pool-side 5 minutes postpartum, I thought, "wow! I hope that happens to me!" I was 25 when I gave birth. I was healthy. I was young. I stayed active during my pregnancy. I took the best prenatals, went to the gym, used every kind of stretch mark prevention you could think of. I took hours of birthing classes, read every book under the sun, and studied natural childbirth my whole pregnancy. I STILL ended up with a traumatic labor, cesarean section, scars, stretch marks, and unfortunately the inability to breastfeed long term. I took this picture a few days after I gave birth, when my PPD really first reared its head into my life. I took this and actually was horrified. I couldn't believe it was me. I'm sharing it because I know in my heart that there are people out there that struggle with inadequacy. That might think they are not beautiful, that they might be ruined, less worthy, or not good enough. Yours might not actually be physical scars, but maybe, a failed relationship, a difficulty in your career, a mental struggle, money issues, or just feeling lost in life. Be kind to yourself. And know that you are not alone. Comparison is the thief of joy. Don't let social media taint your view of what is beautiful, what is REAL. And above all, know that if you are struggling, I am here. I have an open inbox or (if you actually know me) an open door. #stopcensoringmotherhood #nofilter
In the post Ruth speaks candidly about her labour and how she had an emergency C-section after what she described as a 'traumatic labour'. She also speaks about her struggle with PPD (Post Partum Depression) and her disappointment that her body had not bounced back the way that she assumed it would by looking at other fitness/motherhood bloggers.
You guys must be thinking I'm crazy to post these, ammmmmiright? Society will look at the first picture (2 days Postpartum) and be offended. Cankles. Messy hair. No make up. A DIAPER, for goodness sake. (We ogle and thrive off of the images of women looking like beautiful unicorn fairy models after birthing humans. 🙄 whyyyyyy.) Not my usual look. But guess what? I made my husband take that picture because it was REAL. I felt victorious. I was probably in my weakest condition ever ever ever, yet I felt so strong. Society will look at the second picture (8 weeks Postpartum) and be offended. Omg stretch marks are you serious?! How embarrassing. 😑 (zoom in, I dare you!) I am so sick of people acting like stretch marks don't happen. Yes, some of you amazing ladies have been kissed by the angel of luck and managed to birth a watermelon without so much as a whisper of an imperfection, but I am not one of you. And most women aren't. Yet, it's so rare to see evidence that stretch marks exist. It's so rare, in fact, that we are forced to view them as ugly or uncommon. 😩Let's change that. I find them so bad ass and beautiful. Pregnancy and motherhood are no joke. We earned these. ⚡ I'm grateful, so so so grateful for this body of mine, saggy skin and stretchmarks included. I can't wait for Presley to get older and for me to show those stripes off to her. (& tell her that I have them from growing her beautiful little soul inside me.) 🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯 I LOVE MY MOM BOD! #takingbackpostpartum #8weekspostpartum #fourthtrimester #babymomma #tigerstripes
Everything we see on Instagram is not always how it seems, and we shouldn't be comparing ourselves to other women because everyone is different. There is no right or wrong way to look after giving birth and there is no shame in struggling to get back into shape.
In a post Ruth says, "I have stretch marks that I like more and more each day. As weird as that may sound, to me , they remind me of how strong I really am."
So don't be afraid to rock that 'mum bod' and be proud of your body and kind to yourself.


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There have been numerous reports citing that Organic Foods are a consumer fad that won't last. This couldn't be farther from the truth as America is changing to a more health-conscious country. This new generation is more concerned about personal health and their environmental footprint and it shows in purchasing habits. Companies such as Wholefoods are reaping the benefits with a sales increase of nearly 3 billion this last quarter.
Understanding the Consumer:
Today's consumer has become increasingly aware and concerned about their effect on the environment and better relate to companies that have the best interest of the environment and their personal health. With the onset of the Social Media age, now more than ever consumers crave personal relationships with brands. They want to be able to identify with companies that embody their personal values and ideas. Brands have become an extension of one's self and in the mind of the consumer, an organic product is healthy, socially responsible, and environmentally friendly.
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The Organic industry grew nearly 10% last year and has continuously grown each year. Companies such as Whole Foods and Trader Joes have had great success in sales by understanding the organic market. They have created an organic culture within their company that consumers embody in their daily lives. Creating this culture can increase sales astronomically, just look at Apple.
Unfortunately, it is difficult for farmers to transition to Organic farming methods. The transition period takes about 3 years and they are not allowed to sell products as Organic until that period is up. During this period they are transitioning from conventional fertilizers and pesticides to organic regulation methods. This leaves farmers paying the cost to produce Organic foods but are unable to sell the products as Organic until the 3 year period is up. However, California is seeking to help farmers with the transition. AB 1625 is a bill that would allow farmers to not only receive 75 percent cost reimbursement from the federal government but also receive 25 percent reimbursement of the cost of certification from the state.(up to $250)
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The Jubilee Refugee Support Group emerged as a practical response to the needs of those new to our country. Utilising the resources of our Parish and drawing upon the skills, generosity and expertise of our parishioners, the Jubilee Refugee Support Group endeavours to assist families and individuals to make the transition into our society.
Quietly, behind the scenes, your Jubilee Parish accommodates and supports families, students and refugees from overseas. Currently the Parish, in several different places, accommodates and helps with the practical necessities of making the transition into our sometimes very complex society.


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The Phoenix Zoo is happy to announce Frosty Flakes!
No, not the cereal, but there is milk involved. Frosty Flakes is the newest member of the zebu clan at the Phoenix Zoo and she loves milk from her momma for breakfast. She was born in April 2009 after her mom Mrs. Flakes gave birth while in quarantine at out veterinary clinic. While in quarantine, Frosty never ventured more than a few feet from her mom.
Since coming down to their new home on the farm, Frosty has become much more adventurous and independent. Mrs. Flakes is a very good mother, always keeping an eye on her new baby. The zebus will all get to live together as one big happy family once the baby is a bit larger.
Our male Miniature Zebu Mr. Flakes lost his mate several years ago and has been our only zebu since the arrival of Mrs. Flakes and Frosty.


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Viggo Mortensen Says 'Captain Fantastic' Is One Of The Best Movies He's Been In!
Viggo Mortensen waves to photographers as he makes his way out of the Today FM Studios after promoting his latest film Captain Fantastic at the Anton Savage Show on Tuesday (August 16) in Dublin, Ireland.
The evening before, the 57-year-old actor attended a special screening and Q&A for Captain Fantastic at the Lighthouse Cinema.
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"They're very intimidating those kids, this family, this script and the movie as an actor I was inspired," Viggo told CBS This Morning. "It's one of the best movies I've been in."
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When J.M. Coetzee published The Childhood of Jesus in 2013, critics received it with respectful bafflement. The book tells the story of a man named Simón, who arrives in the Spanish-speaking city of Novilla in the company of a young boy named David. Together, they must navigate the strange place in which they find themselves—a theoretically perfect society in which everyone is fed, housed, and has a job, as in the socialist millennium, but where the food is unappetizing, the housing meager and unattractive, and the work harsh and tiring. Soon it becomes clear that Novilla is situated in some kind of afterlife, where souls are reborn stripped of their earthly memories and desires.
Clearly, critics deduced, The Childhood of Jesus was allegory—but for what? Writing in The New York Times, Joyce Carol Oates observed that it was "a Kafka-inspired parable of the quest for meaning itself." In The Guardian, Benjamin Markovits put it more bluntly: The novel was "an elaborate rope trick." In particular, reviewers had a hard time connecting Coetzee's story with the novel's title, since Jesus Christ is not a character in the book or even mentioned in it. "None of the characters," Jason Farago observed in the New Republic, even appeared to be "especially Christian."
Neither parable nor difficulty, of course, is new for Coetzee. In his 1980 novel Waiting for the Barbarians, he set his tale outside any recognizable history, in the outpost of a nameless empire that could be Roman or British, ancient or modern. In Life & Times of Michael K, he sent his protagonist on a Kafkaesque journey through a dream version of South Africa. And in Slow Man, he tore open what begins as a conventional novel by introducing the novelist Elizabeth Costello as his alter ego, allowing him to exist in the book as creator and creation at once. Even more than its allegorical riddles, however, what makes The Childhood of Jesus a characteristic Coetzee novel is its plain style and its atmosphere of intense moral seriousness—what might be called his essential Protestantism.
Coetzee's Protestantism is a matter of lineage and culture: He's a descendant of the Dutch Reformed settlers in South Africa who became the Afrikaners. But it is also, he makes clear in his memoirs, a matter of personality and sensibility. In Boyhood: Scenes From Provincial Life, Coetzee writes about the moment when he was asked to declare his religion at school. Rather than call himself a Christian—that is, a Protestant, like most of the boys—he claimed to be a Catholic, even though he barely understood what Catholicism was. Even at a young age, Coetzee intuited that to declare oneself a Catholic in a Protestant culture was a form of protest—as was choosing to side with the Soviet Union during the Cold War, when everyone around him was pro-American.
What Coetzee faced was the problem of how to dissent from a religious culture that itself was founded on an act of dissent. One can follow in the tradition of Martin Luther and John Calvin by joining one of the churches they founded—but to truly emulate the Protestant rebels, one might also have to rebel against them in turn. This dynamic lies at the heart of modern Protestant theology, which tries again and again to find Christ by breaking with established Christianity; and it also lies at the center of Coetzee's work, and never more so than in The Childhood of Jesus and its sequel, The Schooldays of Jesus.


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NAPLES, FL--(Marketwired - October 18, 2015) - The independent authority on payment processors, topcreditcardprocessors.com, has named their recommendations of the 50 best credit card processing services in the credit card processing industry for the month of October 2015. Each year thousands of credit card processing services are put to the test by an independent research team dedicated to recognizing remarkable vendors. The recommendations are divided based on the type of solution being provided.
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Also easily add a Granny Flat if you want to. And some great neighbours are thrown in for free!
689sqm block, 3 spacious bedrooms with built in robes, 1 bathroom, lounge, gas log heater, air conditioning, insulation, modern kitchen, gas stove, electric oven, large enclosed patio, separate games room/studio, spa covered gazebo, low maintenance gardens with reticulation, circular drive access plus single carport plus double length behind roller door (room for boat). Also fairly low maintenance required on this large block.
If you're looking for a great, beautifully presented family home in a lovely neighbourhood which is also low maintenance and has plenty of room for family activities and is well located for access to almost anything you need, then this could be it. It would also be great for someone who wants to downsize. It is located just around the corner from Kelmscott High School and within walking distance of the Railway and Kelmscott shops. There are also a few kid-friendly parks nearby.
As you drive up you will notice it has great street appeal. It is also well fenced and quite private out the back. It is a fairly quiet street with a good neighbourhood. If you're in a rush, you can make use of the circular driveway or if you are having a party you have room enough for about 10 family cars all told. Out front to the left is a covered carport, then secured behind the roller door is at least another two covered car spaces. If needed there's room to park a caravan.
Inside this beautiful home to the right is a lovely, comfortable family lounge with bay windows, air conditioning, gas log fire and room to relax. It is all in front of the dining area and the stunning kitchen. Here you will find all you need; gas stove, electric oven, pantry.
This charming home also features three good sized bedrooms with built in robes and great window treatments. There's plenty of room for comfortable living in them.
If you really want to do things under cover, there's no shortage of space. There's the formal lounge out front, the huge enclosed patio out back and an even bigger stand-alone games room in the backyard. If you have a pool table, want a studio, a man's cave or a teenage retreat, then this could be the solution.
Now outback you will have noticed it's just about all paved. If you want grass for your children, there are some parks nearby. Otherwise it's a great backyard for your children, providing security and plenty of room for them to learn to use their small tricycles or bicycles. If you have dogs there's plenty of gardens they can use if needed.
Finally, there's that great gazebo with a spa under it, the perfect place to retreat to after a hard days work to relax and unwind .....
If you really want to find us you will discover that ....we are close to the train station of Kelmscott and fairly close to some other great schools, including Grovelands Primary, Challis Primary, and Willandra Primary. The Albany Highway and its shopping complex, including Woolworths & Coles, are alongside the railway. The Tonkin Highway can also be easily accessed. There's also a Camillo shopping complex nearby with an Aldi and IGA and Seville Grove shops with a Coles. Plus... there's also a Bunnings within a few minutes drive and easy access to medical centres, Armadale Hospital and a host of other conveniences.
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At least November is a pick me up! Can't wait...being thankful comes naturally to me. This first week will be coming up with a written plan to follow each day. I am going to incorporate the 30 Day Mom Challenge from iMOM.com to keep that going. In the second week, the goal is to pray purposefully every day, listing all the people and things I am thankful for. The next week will be to make a point to thank at least 10 people a day...you'd be surprised how the words "Thank You" improve someone's mood. Then finally, I am going to create something...will give that some more thought.
Thank you (look at me already getting started on next month!) for continuing to support this little bit of crazy each day! Visit my blog each Thursday to see how My Happiness Project is going! Here's the plan by month so far:
August--being organized September--eating healthier October--having energy(hang my head in shame at the failure)
- November--being thankful
- December--focusing on family and friends
- January--focusing on marriage
- February--focusing on parenting
- March--being creative
- April--being helpful
- May--working smarter
- June--being adventurous
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His clients include numerous financial institutions. As a member of the Attorney General's A Panel, he also does work for central government departments. One day he might be arguing a technical customs law point in the Tribunal on behalf of HM Revenue & Customs with industry wide implications for the way goods are cleared into the UK. Another, he might be advising a building society on regulatory issues arising from a multi-billion-pound mortgage portfolio.
Over the last few years Mark has been involved in an array of substantial cases. He recently represented the United Kingdom as sole Counsel in the Court of Justice of the European Union in a tax case, known as Kubota, concerned with tax and the operation of the customs union. He also acted for the Financial Conduct Authority in PDHL (led), a ground-breaking case concerning a refusal of the FCA to grant authorisation to a substantial consumer credit firm with many thousands of customers. Mark has also advised a major banking group on aspects of the so-called ring fencing of retail and investment banking.
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Dorchester St Birinus CE School After School Club
Our After School Club is open to all pupils of the school from Foundation up to Year 6. It is open from 3:15pm to 6pm Monday to Friday during term time excluding INSET days.
All children are under adult supervision at all times.
The cost per child is £10.00 a day (non-refundable) which must be paid in advance to secure your child's place. Booking forms are sent out once a term. This will include a drink and a small snack.
Fees are payable weekly, monthly or on a termly basis and there will be a late payment charge of £12.00 per family.
Contact Details
The school telephone number 01865 340081 – a cordless phone will be kept in the Club to enable contact .
After School Club rules:
- Be polite to all staff and to each other
- Respect equipment and each other
- Help each other
- No child may leave the After School Club without permission from a staff member of the After School Club.
- Do not run or shout in the After School Club
- Have fun at the end of your school day
Action for unacceptable behaviour:
We follow the same polices as during normal school hours.
If you would like a copy of these please see a member of our staff.
- All incidents will be logged
- A verbal warning will be given to pupils regarding their behaviour
- Parents will receive a written warning
- Parents will be sent a letter of temporary exclusion form
First Aid
All our staff are first aid trained and hold an up-to date certificate which is renewed every three years.
If your child requires first aid during After School Club we keep a record and if required a letter is sent home.
Club Information
Our After school club was set up in response to a growing demand from working parents to provide secure and stimulating childcare. The club has been set up on a non-profit basis; however the cost of the staff and equipment needs to be met by the fees.
The club is a fee paying provision that provides childcare provision for children who attend Dorchester, St Birinus CE Primary School. The club caters for up to 15 children with currently one member of after school staff and either a volunteer or member of teaching staff.
The club aims to provide a more relaxed informal atmosphere where children have the opportunities to choose the activities they wish to take part in with the comfort for most children of being in a familiar environment.
You need to book your child's place in advance (booking form attached). Once booked, you will still have to pay even if you do not choose to send them to their regular sessions. The fees are paid on Monday with any additional days paid on the following Monday. This we find is easier and helps to keep on top of payments. You can pay further in advance if you prefer.
If you have any financial difficulties at any particular time do not hesitate to speak to us.
We appreciate that there can be occasional, extenuating circumstances where you may be late collecting your child; where possible we ask that you inform the club using the school number 01865 340081. If your child is collected late you will be charged an emergency amount of £5.00 increasing by £5.00 per every 15 minutes that passes after the session ends.
Collection of Children
For the safety of your child it is necessary that you complete the form stating who will be collecting your child from the club. We run a strict policy whereby we will not allow children to be collected by anyone who has not been given written permission prior to collecting them.
Please collect your child from the verandah (not the main entrance) as the club will be situated in the Green Room and the children will exit through the fire exit door. We would also ask that each child is signed out of the After School Club.
Complaints Procedure
We aim to provide the highest quality childcare provision for all children. We aim to offer welcome to each individual and family and to provide a warm caring environment within which all children can learn and develop as they play.
We believe children and parents are entitled to expect courtesy and prompt careful attention to their needs and wishes. Our intention is to work in partnership with parents and the community generally and we welcome suggestions on how to improve our group at any time. Many concerns can be resolved quickly by an informal approach to the appropriate member of staff. If this does not achieve the desired results, the following procedures should be used.
How to complain:
- A parent who is uneasy about any aspect of the group's provision should first of all talk over any worries and anxieties with the after school club leader.
- If this does not have a satisfactory outcome within a couple of weeks, or if the problem recurs, the parents should make an appointment to discuss their concerns with the headteacher.
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Holiday rental firm HomeAway is preparing for a jump in UK business this year as Brits trade international trips for staycations following the pound's collapse.
HomeAway, a rival to Airbnb that offers short term home lettings, says nearly a fifth of UK travellers are more likely to to opt for a holiday within Britain's borders than last year as a result, and that London may not be the biggest draw.
"In relation to the weakening of the pound, we've actually seen a trend of people spending more of their vacations domestically in the UK," Marcello Mastioni, HomeAway's vice president and managing director for EMEA, told the Press Association.
A survey run by the company in the wake of the Brexit vote showed that 70 per cent of Brits have no intention of cutting vacation spending, but most are aware that holidays abroad are more expensive given the pound's 18 per cent drop against the dollar and near 10 per cent fall against the euro.
HomeAway found that 20 per cent were more likely to have a staycation this year than in 2016, with that figure rising to 35 per cent for families.
But the Texas headquartered company - which operates in the UK through its own eponymous website as well as OwnersDirect.co.uk - says domestic travellers are likely to shun London for the West Country.
"London is more of a destination for maybe extended long weekends. But if you're thinking about an alternative to an international destination for say, summer holidays, then you would consider other domestic destinations such as Cornwall, Devon, Yorkshire, Cumbria and so on," Mr Mastioni said.
The company, which was snapped up by travel giant Expedia at the end of 2015 in a 3.9 billion US dollar deal (£3.1 billion), reported a 61% jump in year-on-year revenues to 210 million US dollars in the third quarter (£168 million), and adjusted operating profit of 74 million US dollars (£59 million).
Despite its growth, it is still lagging behind industry behemoth Airbnb which has 130,000 listings across the UK, compared to HomeAway which has anywhere between 40,000 to 50,000.
"Anybody would like to overtake Airbnb," Mr Mastioni said, but stressed that HomeAway differentiates itself by focusing on full-property vacation rentals rather than single-room lettings.
It has helped the company dodge some of the criticism hitting rival sites like Airbnb, which have been accused of exacerbating housing crunches in major cities like London, Paris, New York and Vancouver - and in some cases led to a regulatory crackdown on short-term rentals.
London now has a 90-day annual limit for short-term lettings, with extensions requiring special permits.
But the Europe head said HomeAway is "inevitably less problematic".
He added: "We're primarily about secondary homes, we're less about primary homes and again we are comparatively much less about cities than about holiday destinations."
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He argued that Nigeria airlines are fragmented, recalling the recent report and statistics released by Accenture Consulting on industry, which compared the domestic airlines industry to those of selected countries. The report, he said, confirmed that regulatory induced consolidation is a panacea to the problem.
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Ohunayo who has a contrary view feels it is doable and says it can work if well thought out and driven by the regulators.
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"It must be driven by the regulator. (Fear of M&As) is a malaise in developing countries, and China, Indonesia and even India subtly have shown the way. It should not be mistaken for recapitalization."
According to him, foreign carriers cannot interline with Nigerian domestic airlines, or just as they (Nigerian) cannot join any airline alliance because their operational and financial prowess is relatively weak.
He also contended that the managerial processes and procedure of Nigerian domestic airlines are simply shambolic, adding that lack of International Air Transport Association (IATA) Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification and non-membership of IATA clearing house, remains a crucial kick to the groin.
Ohunayo equally lamented that the domestic airlines in the country, have not agreed to embrace domestic interline, they cannot also get it right despite the intervention of the NCAA, there was no way they could get it right at the international scene.


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Over the past 17 months, Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC) in cooperation with World Food Programme (WFP) succeeded in carrying out 309 airdrops of humanitarian relief aid on DeirEzzour city. The aid contained 10,000 tons of relief items (food, yeast, salt, non-food items and medicines), as well as 7,000,000 bread bags supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) which all distributed by SARC volunteers to the local people.
Today, Friday September 8, 2017, SARC volunteers managed to reach the city by land with a humanitarian relief aid convoy (35 trucks loaded with food items, hygiene kits and medicines )supported by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and 7 trucks loaded with complementary canned food supported by ICRC.
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Seahorsin' Around: A pretty teal-blue textured polish with green-gold glass fleck glitter (not really shown in my photos I'm afraid). I love how China Glaze does glass fleck polishes, and I wish they would do more. I wouldn't actually mind if they stopped doing whole collections based on a fad finish (unless it's holographic of course). Too many textured polishes and I get tired of them. To end my aside, I really like this polish. I like the green-gold flecks. If they made this polish without the texture I'd probably love it to an irrational extent - it makes me think of the sun sparkling over the sea (and reminds me that I want to take a vacation soon!).
Shell We Dance?: A light raspberry pink texture polish. The glitter in this polish is interesting, it's a mix of small glitters and some bigger slightly darker colored glitter that sparkles. I didn't think I'd like this polish that much (looked kinda meh in the bottle), but I'm actually pleasantly surprised.
Tail Me Something: A lavender texture polish. This one is a bit boring to me - it strikes me as a bit one-dimensional. I think this has purple and silver glitter in it, or just really sparkly purple glitter that looks silver to me. I can't tell. I tried staring this polish for extended periods of time trying to figure out what kinds of glitter were in there but in the end the sparkliness just gave me a headache. Polish: 1 Me: 0.
Teal the Tide Turns: I actually thought this one would be my favourite from the whole collection. Surprisingly it isn't, but I still like it! It definitely is one f the more interesting polishes in this set - it's a milky jade green base with small, brighter green glitter. I'm not really dying over the texture finish, and I think that if this were a normal polish with that glitter and speckled look I would totally, utterly, fall in love with it. I know that you can put topcoat over it to give it a glossy look, but you need a relatively thick topcoat (or a lot of coats of topcoat) and I'm the impatient type. Maybe one day I'll give it a shot.
Wish on a Starfish: Hands down my favourite polish in this collection. This is a light baby pink with gold glass fleck glitter. I LOVE this polish. it reminds me of a lighter version of Strawberry Fields Forever (which I also love), but the texture makes it unique and gorgeous. I'm actually surprised at how much I love this polish. It could be even better if it wasn't textured, but I'm actually okay with the textured finish. The texture and the gold flecks give this polish dimension.
Overall, I liked this collection more than I anticipated I would. Most of the texture polishes work (Wish on a Starfish is amazing I tell you), but for me, Tail Me Something was a bit boring and I could have probably passed on that one. Formula-wise these were fairly consistent - on average I used 3 medium-thin coats for each polish. I'm not particularly fond of applying textured polishes because you really have to use thin coats and wait in between each layer to make sure it dried properly. I had to reapply Teal the Tide Turns a bunch of times (very frustrating) because with thick coats it can take forever to dry and it may not have the total sandy look that it's supposed to have. To make some sort of conclusion, I liked this collection more than I thought I would and I would definitely recommend checking out Wish on a Starfish if you like pink textures.
That's all for today! I can't wait to see what else the nail polish companies have in store for 2014!
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During a Pinterest session the other day, I found an amazing crocheting tutorial which I just had to share with you. If you enjoy crocheting and quilting as much as I do, then I have something that is a clever blend of both and you are going to love these Half Square Triangle Grannies:
The tutorial is from the very talented Ashleigh of Sewrella and her pattern is super easy to follow, with clear written instructions plus a video tutorial, so you can visually learn as well.
If you would like to crochet your own Half Square Triangle Grannies can find the free tutorial on Ashleigh's blog HERE. She has some other wonderful patterns and tutorials as well, so don't forget to check those out. I just love her design style and all of her stuff is soooooo cute :)
I'm going to make a whole bunch of these grannies and I'll decide on a layout when I think I have enough. So many options, so many possibilities!
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Hi Rose, thanks heaps for the link. I love these little squares, looking forward to seeing what you make with them. I am currently trying to crochet the virus shawl, fingers crossed all goes well. Take care. Guida.ReplyDelete
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Those are so soft and pretty. I'd never have thought to crochet HSTs!ReplyDelete
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Regulators have extended the deadline for the top 14 mortgage servicers to submit actions plans required under consent orders issued in April.
In a press release Monday, the OCC said it agreed to extend the deadline for eight national bank mortgage servicers at the request of the Justice Department, "and to allow coordination of actions with other agencies at the state and federal level." The 50 state attorneys general and several federal agencies are continuing to negotiate a separate settlement with the 5 largest mortgage servicers.
The Office of Thrift Supervision said it would extend the deadlines for the thrift servicers it regulates, and a spokeswoman for the Federal Reserve Board confirmed it has also extended the deadlines.
The orders, issued April 13, required servicers to overhaul their operations, improve loss mitigation efforts and foreclosure proceedings and create a single point of contact for troubled borrowers, among other improvements.
The extension would give the banks an additional 30 days to submit plans, programs, policies, and procedures and foreclosure review engagement letters. The banks had 60 days to complete the plans, which were originally due today.


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EmptyLONDON -- Boxoffice revenue in Western Europe is forecast to increase by 17% over the next five years, according to a report released Thursday by industry analysts Dodona Research.
But the growth won't come as the result of expanding theater chains, the report argues. Rather, the revenue hike will be driven by the rollout of digital cinema and expanding local film industries.
"Following a number of difficult years, the Western European market is fundamentally saturated and can no longer be expanded by building new cinemas. That is not to say that there is no call for some new screens in selected locations and ongoing upgrading is always necessary," report author Karsten Grummitt said. "However, there will be new drivers of growth including conversion to digital cinema and the expansion of domestic film industries, which will take the industry into the next phase of its evolution."
The report, "Cinemagoing Western Europe 2007," forecasts that the aggregate boxoffice for 13 countries: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland will reach €4.7 billion ($6.4 billion) by 2011. The fastest-growing markets will be Greece, the Netherlands and Spain, while Malta, Germany and Belgium will see steadier increases.
Dodona's research shows that admissions have actually fallen across Western Europe by almost 10% since 2001, with Germany and Spain recording declines of 23% and 17%, respectively. "The rise in boxoffice over the last few years has been almost wholly due to rises in ticket prices, rather than increasing admissions," the report states.
Dodona identifies the Belgian Kinepolis Group and Luxembourg-based Utopia Group as the two companies leading the rollout of digital cinema in Europe.
Meanwhile, local film industries are expected to benefit from the increased market segmentation and programming flexibility that digital cinema will provide even as the exhibition side becomes increasingly consolidated in the coming years.
"Financial and economic conditions permitting, we anticipate that there are more deals to be done resulting in an increasingly simpler exhibition sector," Grummitt said.


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Suitcases outside the door at 9 and off for a mornings sightseeing. First stop was " The Olgas", an impressive series of rounded sandstone domes. A challenging 3 km walk uphill in the heat. So I, along with 10 or so others, opted out and sat under a shelter and spent a very nice hour discussing among other things fgm, burkas, books ....
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Our hotel is on the Esplanade and after check-in, went out for a pizza, a wander around and popped into the night market.
Out again at 8 tomorrow for an all day trip to the Great Barrier Reef.
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2015-2016 Events:
AWP Writing Conference and Bookfair comes to Los Angeles
Cal State L.A. and the Center for Contemporary Poetry and Poetics will be a co-sponsor of the 2016 AWP Conference and Book Fair.
2016 AWP Conference & Bookfair
Los Angeles Convention Center
& JW Marriott Los Angeles
March 30-April 2, 2016
Events, Panels and Activities include:
Planning and Running a University Literary Center
Panel discussion with Dr. William A. Covino, President of Cal State L.A.,
Dr. Lauri Ramey, Director of the Center for Contemporary Poetry and Poetics (CCPP),
Poet Marisela Norte, CCPP Advisory Board Member Dr. Mike Soldatenko, and CCPP Intern Jamie Tice
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Gold Salon 4, JW Marriott LA, 1st Floor
Cal State L.A. Public Reception
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Plaza 1, JW Marriott LA, 3rd Floor
One free drink for the first 50 guests
Free Mediterranean Buffet and Cash Bar
Join us for happy hour before the keynote address by Claudia Rankine
A Tribute to John Rechy
with Alex Espinoza and John Rechy
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Room 409 AB, LA Convention Center
Meeting Room Level
Jotas: A Chicana Lesbian Reading by Barrio-Based Writers
with Verónica Reyes
Friday, April 1, 2016
Room 410, L.A. Convention Center
Meeting Room Level
Intersections: Race, Sexuality, and Other Collisions in Los Angeles Literature
with Alex Espinoza and Frederick Smith
Friday, April 1, 2016
AWP Bookfair Stage
L.A. Convention Center , Exhibit Hall Level
What I Say: Innovative Poetry by Black Writers in America
Reading and Reception
with Will Alexander, C.S. Giscombe, Duriel E. Harris, Harmony Holiday, Geoffrey Jacques,
Douglas Kearney, Dawn Lundy Martin, Tracie Morris, Fred Moten, Aldon Lynn Nielsen,
Julie Patton, Lauri Ramey, giovanni singleton, and Ronaldo V. Wilson
Friday April 1, 2016
Cal State L.A. Downtown Campus
801 S. Grand Ave.
Suite 600
Innovative Poetry by Black Writers in California
with Harryette Mullen, Will Alexander, C.S. Giscombe, giovanni singleton, and Lauri Ramey
Saturday, April 2, 2016
L.A. Convention Center, Room 515B
At the Margins, At the Intersections: Black Queer Literature, Writing, Publishing
with Frederick Smith
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Gold Salon 1
JW Marriott LA, First Floor
For a List of All Events, Activities, Dates and Times Visit:
Seventh International Colloquium for the EDICE Program
Dr. Susan K. Harris and Dr. William J. Harris
Letterpress Printing and Poetry Scene
Thursday, February 11, 2016 - 3:15pm to 7:30pm
Larry Rafferty, a Cal State LA alumnus and student of Henri Coulette
will be speaking about his career as a poet and poetry publisher
which includes letterpress printing and the poetry scene at Cal State LA
in the 1960s/1970s
Jean Burden Reading 2016
featuring U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera
Celebrating the National Day of Writing
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Contributions to the writing tree
Books, Coffee and Doughnuts for Sale
Poetry Reading featuring Mike the Poet at 6:30 pm
Dr. Luo Lianggong
Outsiders, Outliers, Outcasts: In Words and Music
2014-2015 Events:
Claiming Freedom Symposium Three-Day Event
February 4, 5, 6
Ben V. Olguín Poetry Reading, November 6:
World War I Commemoration Songs, November 6:
World War I Commemoration Follow-Up Event, November 7:
- Interview with Paula Fan and Jeremy Huw Williams (3:30 PM to 4:00 PM; Location TBA)
- Workshop on Setting Music to Poetry (4:00 PM to 5:00 PM; Location TBA)
2013-14 Events
National Day on Writing:
Jean Burden Reading with Li-Young Lee
David L. Kubal Memorial Lecture Series with Laurent Berlant
Jose Kozer
Theresa Kelly
2012-13 Center for Contemporary Poetry and Poetics Events
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2008-2009 Center for Contemporary Poetry and Poetics Events
Seni Seneviratne will be in residence at Cal State LA during the first week in November 2008. Seneviratne's ... more
Dima Hilal will read her poetry at Cal State LA in November 2008. Her visit is made possible by the ... more
The multi-talented Afro-Canadian poet-performer-songwriter-filmmaker Vanessa Richards will be the next visiting artist ... more
Writer and teacher Sesshu Foster will be in residence at Cal State LA on February 24-25, 2009. His visit is made possible ... more
Victor Hernández Cruz will be the featured reader at the 2009 Jean Burden Poetry Reading. The event will take place on Tuesday, April 7, 2009 at 6:30pm ... more
John Siddique is the fifth annual British Council Poet-in-Residence in partnership with National Endowment for the Arts and Huntington Library from May 15 to June 12. Events will be announced soon! ... more
2007-2008 Center for Contemporary Poetry and Poetics Events
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Cal State LA will host a three-way videoconference that will allow students and professors at Cal State LA, Royal Holloway University of London, and the University of Glasgow ... more
Marisela Norte, East Los Angeles based writer and artist, will be in residence at Cal State LA November 7-8, 2007. Norte's visit is .... more
Adrienne Rich will be the guest reader at the 2008 Jean Burden Poetry Reading. The event will take place on Wednesday, April 2, 2008 at 6:30pm ... more
A. B. Spellman will visit CSULA in April 2008, offering discussions on poetry and jazz and signing copies of his poetry collection ... more
Lemn Sissay will be the British Council UK Writer-in-Residence at CSULA from Monday, January 7 to Friday, February 1, 2008... more
CSULA Center for Contemporary Poetry and Poetics Presents Michele Serros & Tim Z.Hernandez & Brown Lotus... more
Visiting poets generally attend class sessions that are open to registered CSULA students in a variety of classes and fields as an important dimension of their educational experience.
All announced events on this page are free of charge and open to the public.
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Exodus: African American Poetry Through Time
Cal State L.A. Graduate Student Exhibition
Museum of Natural History of Los Angeles County
Cultural Trauma of Slavery: International Videoconference Symposium
Cal State L.A. and Royal Holloway, University of London
British Council Poet-in-Residence Nii Ayikwei Parkes
Jean Burden Series Poet Andrew Motion
Jean Burden Series Poet Rita Dove
British Council Poet-in-Residence Rommi Smith
Visiting Poet giovanni singleton
British Council Poet-in-Residence Anthony Joseph
Jean Burden Series Poet Linton Kwesi Johnson
Visiting Poet and Reel Rasquache Festival Poet Juan Felipe Herrera


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German renewable energy company BayWa r.e. lands in Edinburgh
The Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh, The Rt. Hon. Donald Wilson, officially opened the new Edinburgh office of BayWa r.e. on Thursday, 6 November, 2014.
The newly formed BayWa r.e. Edinburgh team focuses on wind project development and construction as well as operations management of solar and wind projects. Eight jobs have been created to date, with additional roles expected in the coming year as the portfolio of investment opportunities continues to expand.
Commenting on the opening, CEO of BayWa r.e. Matthias Taft said, "The opening of the Edinburgh office is a significant milestone in our UK growth story, which to date has included wind and solar project acquisition, development and construction as well as photovoltaic (PV) component supply and distribution." Katy Hogg, Managing Director of BayWa r.e. UK added, "We look forward to advancing BayWa r.e.'s activities in the UK with our experienced team. Our financial strength, technical experience, long-term focus and flexible approach means that BayWa r.e. is the partner of choice for developers and investors in renewable energy. We anticipate engaging closely with the Edinburgh business community, and indeed the vibrant Scottish renewable energy sector, as we continue to grow and invest in the UK market."
To date, the BayWa r.e. group has installed onshore wind and solar projects in the UK with a total capacity of over 140MW and has a pipeline of over 300MW under development, whilst its PV supplier business continues to win awards for outstanding customer service and sales successes.
About BayWa r.e. renewable energy GmbH:
BayWa r.e. renewable energy GmbH, a wholly owned subsidiary of BayWa AG, is responsible for BayWa group's renewable energy business. BayWa r.e. was founded in 2009 and is based in Munich. It acts as a holding company for various business interests in the areas of solar, wind energy, bio-energy and geothermal energy.
BayWa r.e.'s business activities range from project development and realisation to PV trade and consulting services. The company covers the entire spectrum of a professional technical plant support service, including maintenance. It can also undertake the commercial operations management of plants. The range of services also includes trading of renewable energy power, trading in biomethane as well as the sale of eco power and eco gas to private and commercial customers. The company has an international focus with its core markets in Europe and the USA.
BayWa AG (Munich) is a listed trading company operating on an international platform. Its main business sectors are agriculture, energy and building materials.


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I Hold online circles of mediumship on a Monday , and Friday, as well as days in between should people be interested.I also hold a free one each month, and raise money for charity at times with circles aswell, the last one we did raised £60 for The malcom Sergent Home for children.
What my circle involves is , we all meet within a special chatroom that i have or the one within the site, i let you know.The ticket price is £2 ,
this includes a demonstration of mediumship from me, usually lasting an hour, where i bring spirit through who want to leave messages , along with Development exercises for you all to try afterwards, the circles usually go very well, and i have had great feedback from them.
If you are interested in joining in with the next one, please either email me , or join the site and i will contact you when the next one is due.Hope to see you all soon.
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Skateboarding is a very famous and stylish physical activity that requires a lot of practice to master. You need to make a lot of preparations before even hitting the floors with a skateboard. Security gear is a must as you will experience a lot of falls during the process. However the most important thing to consider in the whole process is the very skateboard you are going to use. There are a handful of points that you should look upon before investing your money in buying one of those equipment.
Things to keep in mind
So you have seen your friends doing some tricks on the skateboards and you want to learn them too or you are a professional who wants to enhance his area of expertise in a different set of tricks, the first and the foremost thing you will need is a good skating board. There are types of skateboards for you to choose from.
Lengths of the board
Length of the board varies from boarder to boarder. If you are confused as to which is the right size for you to buy, know this that most of the experienced skateboarders prefer the long skate boards with soft and big shells while the beginners go for smaller boards to get used to them. Also the shorter ones are easy to manoeuvre and thus provide greater control to the rider. In skateboarding, age is just a number and it doesn't matter. What actually matters is the skills and experience. If you have them in you then no matter which size or length's board you choose, you will be able to ride on them and perform tricks nicely.


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How unique girls at London Escort Agency
Unique is a great word that every human being owns it. Every person were created uniquely. Meaning every one of us great differs from one another. There is no someone in this world who owns the same kind of life even twins though they were born equally of the same face but they still… Read More »


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Title: Tempest's Fury
Author: Nicole Peeler
Series: Jane True #5
Publisher: Orbit
Publication date: 05 Jul 2012
Format: Paperback | 352 pages
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Supernatural halfling Jane True is not happy. She's been packed off to England to fight a war when she's much rather be getting busy with her boyfriend Anyan. Unfortunately, Jane's enemies have been stirring up some major trouble and attracting a lot of attention - making it rather tricky for Jane and Anyan to get any alone time.
Catapulted into the role of Most Unlikely Hero Ever, Jane must lead the supernatural races in a desperate battle to combat an ancient evil. But she'll also have to fight her own insecurities, as well as the doubts of those who don't think she can live up to her new role as Champion - the most powerful supernatural leader of all…
My thoughts:
Wow I did not expect an ending like that. It's going to drive me crazy until I can get my hands on the last book.
As usual, I loved this book. I love everything about the Jane True series - the characters, the story lines, the writing and most of all the ability Nicole has to inject humour into any situation.
What was different about this one was Jane herself. She has so many burdens to bear and she really took it like a champ. I adore books/series where there is clear development in the characters in some way or another. Jane, since the beginning of the series, has gone from not knowing anything about supernatural creatures apart from being the stuff of fairytales, to realising she is one, to being part of a huge war that could change everything as she knows it. She's slowly coming into her own whilst still being true to who she was at the start.
The plot was also great. There was an abundance of suspense with the idea that everything is at stake no matter who the character. Jane's usual enemies played a huge part with the added bonus of demons coming into play and the prospect of world annihilation.
Honestly, I kind of regret reading this without having the last book already on the shelf.
My rating: 10/10
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Books in the series:
- Tempest Rising
- Tracking the Tempest
- Tempest's Legacy
- Eye of the Tempest
- Tempest's Fury
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Legion Of Mary
The Legion of Mary was founded in 1921 by the Servant of God Frank Duff in Dublin, Ireland
It is an international Worldwide Marian Organisation , its system model after that of the Roman Legion. The handbook written by its founder sets the tone of its structure and the ministrys accountability . It works with the sanction of the local church and in obedience to its pastors.
The objective of the Legion is for the personal sanctification of its members through prayers and spiritual exercises like retreats, seminars. The spirit of the Legion is that of Mary herself. Legionaries live an apostolic life through prayer and work in the spirit of Mary so that others may experience the love of Christ and encounter Him personally The weekly work assignments empowers us in a concrete way of evangilsation through contact work , visits etc.There are 2 categories of membership. Active members attend its weekly meetings where the rosary is prayed. Auxillary or praying members do not attend meetings but support the active members through their daily praying of the rosary and the Teserra, which is inclusive of the Magnificat. Meetings are held in different languages used by the ordinary..Holy Trinity Church legionaries are under East District Curia which reports to Singapore Senatus, who in turn to Concillium ( Dublin) the highest governing body. For details www.legiomariae.netIn our Parish 3 English Speaking groups have their one and a half hour weekly meetings every Monday and Tuesday at 7.30pm respectively .There is another group on every Tuesday at 10.am for those available in the morning. We visit Homes for the Aged , hospitals and homes of parishioners asking for prayers. We actively participate in all functions, programmes and initiatives of Holy Trinity Parish like canteen duty, selling of yearend Catholic News etc.All are invited to observe our meetings and see for yourself before making any commitment . HTC website www.holytrinity.org.sg/minitries.asp?menuid-m25Pls contact Bibiana at 91513447, Celine at 98584782 and May at 97259608.


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